Just realized something - when Juneteenth rolls around in June, are the markets open? Nope, they're actually closed. All the major exchanges like NYSE and Nasdaq shut down for the day since it became an official federal holiday back in 2021. Pretty cool that we get a full trading halt to commemorate such an important moment in American history.



So basically if you're planning to trade around mid-June, mark your calendar because the stock market won't be operating that day. Same goes for bond markets too - everything's closed. The whole financial world takes the day off to recognize when enslaved people in Texas finally got the news of their freedom back in 1865.

If you're not sure whether the markets are open on Juneteenth each year, just remember it's June 19th and everything financial shuts down. Some people use it to check out the National Museum of African American History stuff they do online, or catch performances celebrating the holiday. Either way, no trading that day, so plan accordingly if you're an active trader.
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